Premier League clubs are already making plans for the 2024/25 season by arranging pre-season friendlies across the globe.
Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool will renew rivalries in the USA this summer, while Tottenham face Bayern Munich twice in the space of a week.
Keep track below of all the friendly fixtures and results. This page will be updated as more clubs announce pre-season dates and confirm kick-off times.
Which Premier League sides are going to the USA in summer 2024?
Several Premier League heavyweights are heading to the States.
Arsenal will play Manchester United and Liverpool in Los Angeles and Philadelphia respectively in July, while Chelsea will take on Manchester City in Columbus and have also lined up friendlies against Wrexham and Real Madrid.
Aston Villa, Crystal Palace, Wolves and West Ham are also heading to the US for warm-up games.
Premier League pre-season friendlies – confirmed dates so far
Arsenal
July 27: Arsenal vs Man Utd – SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles (kick-off 1am July 28 UK time)
July 31: Arsenal vs Liverpool – Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, kick-off 7pm local time (12.30am August 1 UK time)
Aston Villa
July 17: Aston Villa vs Walsall – Bescot Stadium, kick-off 7.30pm
July 27: Aston Villa vs Columbus Crew – Lower.com Field, Ohio, kick-off 8pm local time (1am July 28 UK time)
July 31: Aston Villa vs RB Leipzig – Red Bull Arena, New Jersey, kick-off 8pm local time (1am August 1 UK time)
August 3: Aston Villa vs Club America – Soldier Field, Chicago, kick-off 4.30pm local time (10.30pm UK time)
August 10: Aston Villa vs Borussia Dortmund – Signal Iduna Park, Dortmund, kick-off 4pm UK time
Brentford
August 3: Brentford vs Watford – Vicarage Road, kick-off 3pm
August 9: Brentford vs Wolfsburg – Gtech Community Stadium, kick-off 7.45pm
Chelsea
July 24: Chelsea vs Wrexham – Levi’s Stadium, Santa Clara
July 27: Chelsea vs Celtic – Notre Dame Stadium, Indiana
July 31: Chelsea vs Club America – Mercedes-Benz Stadium, Atlanta
August 3: Chelsea vs Man City – Ohio Stadium, Columbus
August 6: Chelsea vs Real Madrid – Bank of America Stadium, Charlotte
Crystal Palace
July 31: Crystal Palace vs Wolves – Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Maryland, kick-off 8pm local time (1am August 1 UK time)
August 3: Crystal Palace vs West Ham – Raymond James Stadium, Florida, kick-off 7pm local time (12am August 4 UK time)
Ipswich
July 27: Ipswich vs Fortuna Dusseldorf – Portman Road, 3pm
Liverpool
July 27: Liverpool vs Real Betis – Acrisure Stadium, Pittsburgh, kick-off 12.30am UK time
July 31: Liverpool vs Arsenal – Lincoln Financial Field, Philadelphia, kick-off 7pm local time (12.30am August 1 UK time)
August 3: Liverpool vs Man Utd – Brice Stadium, South Carolina, kick-off 12.30am August 4 UK time
Man City
July 23: Man City vs Celtic – Kenan Stadium, Chapel Hill, N.C.
July 27: Man City vs AC Milan – Yankee Stadium, New York
July 30: Man City vs Barcelona – Camping World Stadium, Orlando
August 3: Man City vs Chelsea – Ohio Stadium, Columbus
Man Utd
July 15: Man Utd vs Rosenborg – Lerkendal Stadion, Trondheim, kick-off 5pm UK time
July 20: Man Utd vs Rangers – Scottish Gas Murrayfield, Edinburgh – kick-off 4pm
July 27: Man Utd vs Arsenal – SoFi Stadium, Los Angeles, kick-off 1am July 28 UK time
July 31: Man Utd vs Real Betis – Snapdragon Stadium, San Diego, kick-off 5am August 1 UK time
August 3: Man Utd vs Liverpool – Brice Stadium, South Carolina, kick-off 12.30am August 4 UK time
Newcastle
May 22: Newcastle 1-1 Tottenham (Newcastle won 5-4 on penalties) – MCG, Melbourne
May 24: A-League All Stars vs Newcastle – MCG, Melbourne, kick-off 8.45am UK time
July 31: Newcastle vs Urawa Red Diamonds – Saitama Stadium, Saitama, kick-off 7.30pm local time (11.30am UK time)
August 3: Newcastle vs Yokohama F. Marinos – National Stadium, Tokyo, kick-off 7pm local time (1pm UK time)
Tottenham
May 22: Newcastle 1-1 Tottenham (Newcastle won 5-4 on penalties) – MCG, Melbourne
July 27: Tottenham vs Vissel Kobe – National Stadium, Tokyo
August 3: Tottenham vs Bayern Munich – Seoul World Cup Stadium, South Korea
August 10: Tottenham vs Bayern Munich – Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, kick-off 5.30pm
West Ham
July 27: West Ham vs Wolves – EverBank Stadium, Florida, kick-off 7pm local time (12am July 28 UK time)
August 3: West Ham vs Crystal Palace – Raymond James Stadium, Florida, kick-off 7pm local time (12am August 4 UK time)
Wolves
July 27: Wolves vs West Ham – EverBank Stadium, Florida, kick-off 7pm local time (12am July 28 UK time)
July 31: Wolves vs Crystal Palace – Navy-Marine Corps Memorial Stadium, Maryland, kick-off 8pm local time (1am August 1 UK time)
When does the 2024/25 Premier League season start?
The 2024/25 Premier League season will start on the weekend on August 17/18.
When are the 2024/25 Premier League fixtures released?
The Premier League fixtures – all 380 of them – will be released at 9am on Tuesday June 18.
Last year, Sky Sports confirmed its opening weekend picks for live coverage at the same time.
Dates and kick-off times for all Premier League fixtures are subject to change.
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